The Morning exercise [at] Cri[ppleg]ate, or, Several cases of conscience practically resolved

This fall is like that of Jericho's walls,¹ they fell down flat with a curse annexed, or as Babylons walls, with a Vengeance, both without hope of repairing. Or like the fall of Lucifer the first Apostate without offer, or hope of offer of grace any more for ever; or like the fall of Judas, who falling headlong burst asunder in the midst, ²and all his bowels gushed out.

This fall is like that of Jerichos walls,¹ they fell down flat with a curse annexed, or as Babylons walls, with a Vengeance, both without hope of repairing. Or like the fall of Lucifer the first Apostate without offer, or hope of offer of grace any more for ever; or like the fall of Judas, who falling headlong burst asunder in the midst, ²and all his bowels gushed out.

1. 1Josh. 6.20. Jer. 51.58.
2. 2Acts 1.18.

There is also another kind of fall of a mixed or middle nature,¹ and to which side of the two, Godly or Reprobate, I should cast it is not so easy to determine. A reiterated fall into some foul act or curse of sin, and herein I must proceed as warily as the Priest of old in a doubtful case of Leprosy, whether to pronounce Clean or Unclean,